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MS SDM Monthly Seminar Series: How to Make Money in the 21st Century?
A Sociological Discussion + Money Design Sprint November 30, 5 – 7PM EST Location: Starr Foundation Hall, The New School, 63 5th Ave, New York, NY 10003 Or, if you want, follow on zoom. Join us for insightful discussions and the launch of Koray Caliskan’s new book on Cryptocurrencies, their Markets, Communities and Blockchains: Data MONEY. This event is a rare opportunity to explore the evolving landscape of money and its impact on our lives. Dive into the world of cryptocurrencies, economics, and societal changes with a dynamic panel discussion from 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM, followed by an…
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MS SDM Monthly Seminar Series: Designing Space as a Market Device
Featuring Dr Liz McFall with Dr Evren Uzer as discussant In Person: 66 5th Ave New York, Room 603 Or Zoom with link here Dr Liz McFall is the Director of Data Civics Program and Chancellor’s Fellow based in the Edinburgh Futures Institute and Sociology at the University of Edinburgh. Serving as the (Founding) Editor in Chief of the Journal of Cultural Economy, she has published extensively on life and health insurance. Her recent research has focused on the emergence of insurtech and data-driven innovations including personalization and self-tracking. She was recently a member of the General Data Ethics expert…
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Beyond Neoliberalism and “Neo-Illiberalism”: The Democratic Challenge and the Future of Capitalism
Click here to watch the conference webinar This conference will focus on developing economic alternatives to both the neoliberal and “neo-illiberal” policies of our day, with an emphasis on democratic governance in the domestic and international realms. Presentations on the US, China, Latin America, Africa and international financial institutions will propose more sustainable and secure ways to connect democracy and economy, including through industrial policy, social protection, human rights enforcement and reforms in the international policy arena. Speakers include: Grieve Chelwa, Federico Finchelstein, Mark Frazier, Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Teresa Ghilarducci, Martin Guzman, Darrick Hamilton, Hans Kundnani, William Milberg, Rick McGahey, Rosana Pinheiro-Machado, Jessica…
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Housing Justice Oral History Project
Friday, November 3, 2023 Join the presentation and collaborators’ dialogue to gain insight into its objectives, methods, impact, and ways to become actively involved. This project is an ongoing collective endeavor bringing together New York residents, activists, organizers, scholars, tenant associations, grassroots groups, and community organizations. Combining oral history, critical cartography, and community advocacy, this project aims to amplify local memories, voices, and efforts while preserving the history of the housing movement. Register here.
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Book Launch: A Design-Driven Guide for Entrepreneurs
Thursday, November 2, 2023 Join the authors of “A Design Driven Guide for Entrepreneurs: Strategies for Starting up in a Multiverse” to celebrate the launch of their new book. A panel discussion with Parsons ELab fellows will center around a holistic design-driven approach imbued with the values of social and environmental justice. Hear how these values impacted their journey from student to successful founder. The conversation will provide valuable insights to the Next Generation Entrepreneur who believes in creating a more just and verdant world by starting up. Register here.
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STARTUP LAW 101
Join us for “Law 101,” an enlightening event hosted by Parsons Entrepreneurial Lab in collaboration with the Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy (BLIP) Clinic! In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, knowledge is power. Understanding the legal aspects of running a business is not just an advantage; it’s a necessity. Parsons Entrepreneurial Lab has teamed up with BLIP Clinic to provide you with essential insights into the legal landscape that can impact your venture. At “Law 101,” you will have the opportunity to: – Gain foundational knowledge of key legal principles affecting startups and businesses. – Engage with experienced legal experts…
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MULTIPLICITY – Apply futures-thinking for collective action
Step into the Future with “Multiplicity” and unleash Your Entrepreneurial Potential! 🚀 Are you ready to embark on a journey beyond the ordinary? Join us for a transformative experience at our season-opening workshop: “Multiplicity.” Inspired by the book “A Design-Driven Guide for Entrepreneurs”: this event is not your typical workshop – it’s a leap into the unknown! 🚀 What to Expect: 🔮 Futures and Scenario Planning: In a world that’s constantly evolving, it’s crucial for entrepreneurs to expand their horizons. Don’t just focus on the NOW; explore the captivating “what if’s” that lie ahead! 🛠️ Design Futures for Resilient Startups: Discover the incredible…
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Regenerative Metropolis: High Performance Carbon Sequestration 2023 Workshop
IONLINE: ZOOM LINK Cities such as New York are at serious risk from climate change, and have the power and responsibility to take the lead on solutions. This Symposium will explore potential scalable regenerative technologies for the world’s largest urban constructed environments. The material science of carbon storing building components is receiving much needed attention, but scalable solutions need wider adoption and development. The building industry is focused on reaching carbon neutrality in operations and construction, taking a holistic view of the enormity of this responsibility. Passive House energy efficiency coupled with scalable carbon storing materials for widespread use and large…
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Climate Week 2023 Hub
During September 18th-27th, The New School will be holding events for Climate Week. Please join us for these opportunities to learn about federal funding for environmental justice work, mandatory emissions reductions and more. Keep an eye on this hub to register and see when new events will be available! Presented by the Tishman Environment and Design Center.
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Peer to Peer Meet Up: Madison Square Park
We invite both first year and second year cohorts to join our meet up in the wonderful Madison Square Park (11 Madison Ave) Friday, September 1, 2023, 4:00-6:00 PM EST. All current MS SDM students are invited to the meetup. Looking forward to seeing your smiley faces! For any questions, reach out to second year student Victor Escalante escav339@newschool.edu who is organizing this event. You will receive a calendar invite with all details shortly. Please RSVP to confirm your attendance.
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